Packet’s ability to provide bare metal Arm servers based on Ampere’s eMAG processor is a win for our platform, especially as we scale to meet demand. The combined solution helps us power our revolutionary game streaming experience in a cost-effective manner.

Oracle and Ampere have a shared view of Arm technology's value and are working together to help ensure that Oracle's industry leading cloud solutions are interoperable and perform well on Ampere's platform. The recent release of Oracle Linux for Arm is a result of our collaboration. It's free to download and use, and includes developer support and updates. With a large number of libraries, tools, and programming languages, Oracle Linux for Arm is an ideal development platform.

The Ampere developer program is working with Packet and Works on Arm to give developers access to Ampere technology. Using Works on Arm, Ampere hardware is available through the program and will result in new developer opportunities to innovate for the future of the cloud.

We are excited that Ampere eMAG is shipping to customers and partners. We have been working closely with the Ampere team over the past several months and have been impressed with the team and technology.

Ampere’s high performance, high memory capacity and 2P roadmap provide a strong platform to support Oracle’s enterprise workloads. We applaud Ampere for its aggressive roadmap and rapid progress.

We are pleased with the collaboration between Ampere and our teams to deliver the first generation of products. We look forward to continuing to see Ampere’s innovation in hyperscale cloud computing and working with them to deliver products to the market.

We are seeing growing customer demand for Arm-based platforms as we build the infrastructure that will support a trillion connected devices. The partnership between Ampere and Packet offers a new solution that provides developers and end-users with another great option for high-performance, bare-metal Arm-based servers.